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Premature Forced Updates [Was "nvda Windows 10 Upgrade and Windows 10 App Essentials]
Indeed, a forced upgrade ought to be a rare occurrence. It should be remembered that updating to the latest version of Windows is often not an individual user’s choice. Many organizations, in fact, mo
Indeed, a forced upgrade ought to be a rare occurrence. It should be remembered that updating to the latest version of Windows is often not an individual user’s choice. Many organizations, in fact, mo
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NVDA and Jabber
Sean is absolutely correct here. Just upgrading to the latest version is not an answer. In an organization with enterprise applications and stringent data security policies, ordinary users--even senio
Sean is absolutely correct here. Just upgrading to the latest version is not an answer. In an organization with enterprise applications and stringent data security policies, ordinary users--even senio
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Marquette, Ed
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NVDA and Jabber
I should have mentioned I use Jabber 12.6. The phone works pretty well, but the IM doesn't. As I and others have mentioned JAWS is so slow that it isn't worth using. I'll see if I can get 12.8.
I should have mentioned I use Jabber 12.6. The phone works pretty well, but the IM doesn't. As I and others have mentioned JAWS is so slow that it isn't worth using. I'll see if I can get 12.8.
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Marquette, Ed
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NVDA and Jabber
All: I know at least one other member of this list is a Jabber user. Jabber, a Cisco softphone product, is really wonderful and is mostly accessible. When office phones are not accessible or only marg
All: I know at least one other member of this list is a Jabber user. Jabber, a Cisco softphone product, is really wonderful and is mostly accessible. When office phones are not accessible or only marg
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Marquette, Ed
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Eloquence and NVDA
Let me encourage you to beware of CodeFactory. I bought the CodeFactory Eloquence about two years ago from CodeFactory, mostly because I had become used to Eloquence with JAWS. After installing and re
Let me encourage you to beware of CodeFactory. I bought the CodeFactory Eloquence about two years ago from CodeFactory, mostly because I had become used to Eloquence with JAWS. After installing and re
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Marquette, Ed
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Inconsistency between reading paragraph numbers and reading attributes
OK It tends to happen pretty reliably. I’ll first turn off add-ins. Then, I’ll send you a typical document-without privileged information.
OK It tends to happen pretty reliably. I’ll first turn off add-ins. Then, I’ll send you a typical document-without privileged information.
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Marquette, Ed
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Inconsistency between reading paragraph numbers and reading attributes
I have found that, when enabling one of the features in document formatting (control+ NVDA + d), I lose the reading of paragraph numbers in MS Word 2016 under Windows 10 and NVDA 19.3. To clarify, the
I have found that, when enabling one of the features in document formatting (control+ NVDA + d), I lose the reading of paragraph numbers in MS Word 2016 under Windows 10 and NVDA 19.3. To clarify, the
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Marquette, Ed
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NVDA and speaking Capital letter
Thank you. I didn’t mean to complain, and I wouldn’t have brought it up separately, but since another brought it up … But you are right about GitHub, and I’ll try the GitHub site again. I just have no
Thank you. I didn’t mean to complain, and I wouldn’t have brought it up separately, but since another brought it up … But you are right about GitHub, and I’ll try the GitHub site again. I just have no
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Marquette, Ed
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NVDA and speaking Capital letter
This is inaccurate. Whether a group of letters is pronounced as a word is a function of the rules of phonetics, as Brian says. Capitalization is irrelevant. For instance, spx and SPX are pronounced th
This is inaccurate. Whether a group of letters is pronounced as a word is a function of the rules of phonetics, as Brian says. Capitalization is irrelevant. For instance, spx and SPX are pronounced th
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Marquette, Ed
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about nvda add-on bringing text analiser feature in JAWS
I am unaware of an add-on like text analyzer; however, the font change, attribute change, indent, color change can all be picked up (along with more), by pressing CapsLock, control, and D. I created a
I am unaware of an add-on like text analyzer; however, the font change, attribute change, indent, color change can all be picked up (along with more), by pressing CapsLock, control, and D. I created a
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Marquette, Ed
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Excel NVDA and Large Text Cells
I have a template Excel spreadsheet that I need to use over and over. It does some rudimentary computations, but mostly it is a repository for data. I have problems with one column. In that particular
I have a template Excel spreadsheet that I need to use over and over. It does some rudimentary computations, but mostly it is a repository for data. I have problems with one column. In that particular
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Marquette, Ed
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pdfs with all words crammed against the next word with no spaces between
Using another screen reader does not help. It is an Adobe problem. If one prints to paper and scans it back in, running standard OCR fixes the problem. I like the solution another lister suggested, na
Using another screen reader does not help. It is an Adobe problem. If one prints to paper and scans it back in, running standard OCR fixes the problem. I like the solution another lister suggested, na
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Marquette, Ed
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Capital Letter Recognition
All: I have searched rather diligently, with no success, for an NVDA function that I saw, a couple of years back, was under development/consideration for either an NVDA feature or an add-on. I do not
All: I have searched rather diligently, with no success, for an NVDA function that I saw, a couple of years back, was under development/consideration for either an NVDA feature or an add-on. I do not
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Marquette, Ed
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Jabber with NVDA
For those of you who do not know, Jabber is a very accessible (now) soft phone. For the most part, it works great with NVDA as a telephone. I, however, have trouble reading and responding to Jabber ch
For those of you who do not know, Jabber is a very accessible (now) soft phone. For the most part, it works great with NVDA as a telephone. I, however, have trouble reading and responding to Jabber ch
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